Luis Suarez set for el clasico debut

Gareth Bale says Real Madrid have plans to win every trophy that they compete in this season as their pre-season preparations take place in the USA.

Luis Suarez could make his debut for Barcelona against arch rivals Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.

The date of the first el clasico of the new Primera Division season is set for the weekend of Oct. 25-26 -- on the Sunday the Uruguayan's four-month suspension comes to an end.

AS.com reports that the date of the first clasico of the season will be determined by the television companies -- a Saturday fixture would mean Suarez would miss out through suspension.

However, if Suarez's appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against his ban for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during a World Cup match is successful, the former Liverpool man will be able to line up for the Catalans in their first league game of the season, at home to Elche.

Last season's champions Atletico Madrid begin their title defence at neighbours Rayo Vallecano, while Real Madrid will begin their campaign by entertaining newly promoted Cordoba.

Last season's Champions League finalists Real and Atletico will meet again in the third week of the season in a showdown at the Bernabeu, which will be the third Madrid derby in a month.

The two teams meet each other twice in the Spanish Super Cup, the season's traditional curtain raiser between last year's league champions and Copa del Rey winners.

Atletico won last season's title at the Camp Nou by drawing with Barcelona, and the two teams will not meet again until the 18th weekend of the season, when Atletico return to the scene of their first title win in 18 years.

TRANSFERS BY LEAGUE

Luis Enrique's side will make the trip to the Vicente Calderon on the penultimate weekend of the campaign, hoping to exact revenge for last season's events.

Last season's Segunda Division A champions Eibar will play their first ever Primera Division match against fellow Basque side Real Sociedad, while the other promoted team, Deportivo La Coruna, head to Granada on the first weekend.

Barcelona will finish the season at home to Deportivo, while Real Madrid's final game sees them host Getafe, while Atletico visit Granada.